Thanksgiving, Part the Sixth

Thanksgiving, Part the Sixth

Thanksgiving anywhere, Scheiss Weekly, Mamacita, Jane Goodwin Mamacita says: When I first saw this picture, I was a small child and all I could think was, “Why were this mother and son seated at the same table with roughshod strangers?” Because this seems so odd to me. I’ve only known one restaurant in my life that seated people with strangers during rush hour so it could serve more customers, and even though the food there was wonderful, I was so uncomfortable being required to sit with strangers, I seldom went there unless there were no other options for my schedule that day.

Now, of course, I can see the lovely lesson represented here. And I can also see that the artist has clearly shown us that even though people have different customs, etc, it costs nothing to show a little respect when someone does or says something we personally don’t practice or believe in.

Also? If we are truly thankful, we can have Thanksgiving anywhere.

Thanksgiving, Part the Sixth

Thanksgiving, Part the Fifth

Thanksgiving, Crockwell, Mamacita Mamacita says: Many people believe this is a Norman Rockwell painting, but it’s not. It was painted by artist Douglass Crockwell, and even though their surnames and style are similar, they are definitely two different people.

And, with the mother and children bringing in the sheaves dishes, we know their family will soon be feasting on food, fun, love, and laughter. Well, we hope so, don’t we.

I hope YOUR family will feast on the same.

Thanksgiving, Part the Sixth

Thanksgiving, Part the Fourth

Mamacita, Jane Goodwin, Thanksgiving Mamacita says: Maybe we all need to focus on the good things in our lives more than we dwell on the bad things. A little gratitude can really pep up the ol’ attitude.  Oh, and it’s okay to express thankfulness on the other 364 days, too.

I am Mamacita. Accept no substitutes!

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